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We offer a busy calendar of events, which are variously available to the public, our graduates, future and current students, and staff.

Featured events
Research Students Symposium
Biochemistry Alumni Lecture
School research seminars
Research theme seminars

Supramolecular Metal-Ligand Clusters as Nanoenzymes

27 July 2009 4:00pm
 
in T. G. H. Jones Memorial Lecture
Presenter: Prof Ken Raymond, University of California at Berkeley

Discovering Enzyme Mechanism and Function

20 July 2009 6:00pm
 
in Bertram Dillon Steele Lecture
Presenter: Prof Dale Poulter, John A. Widstoe Distinguished Professor of Chemistry, University of Utah

Identification of a novel regulator of skeletal muscle mass

20 July 2009 5:45pm
 
in Biochemistry Alumni Lecture
Presenter: Prof Christina Mitchell, Sir John Monash Distinguished Professor, Monash University

Understanding the mechanisms of sexual transmission of HIV: keys to prevention

20 July 2009 5:15pm
 
in Skerman Lecture
Presenter: Prof Tony Cunningham, Director, Westmead Millenium Institute and Centre for Virus Research, Westmead Hospital, Sydney, and University of Sydney

A new ERA for he ARC and the National Innovation System

28 July 2008 4:00pm
 
in T. G. H. Jones Memorial Lecture
Presenter: Prof Margaret Sheil, CEO of the Australian Research Council

The Mechanism of Action of Coenzyme B12:A Computational Approach

20 July 2008 6:00pm
 
in Bertram Dillon Steele Lecture
Presenter: Prof Leo Radom, ARC Professorial Fellow, School of Chemistry, The University of Sydney

Molecular Mechanism of the Nuclear Protein Import Cycle

20 July 2008 5:45pm
 
in Biochemistry Alumni Lecture
Presenter: Dr Murray Stewart, MRC Laboratory of Molecular Biology, Cambridge UK

The Environment for Science in 2008

20 July 2008 5:30pm
 
in Skerman Lecture
Presenter: Dame Dr Bridget Ogilvie, AC, DBE, FRS, FMedSci, Visiting Professor, University College London

Biological Open Source (BiOS) as a new paradigm for science enabled innovation

29 July 2007 4:00pm
 
in T. G. H. Jones Memorial Lecture
Presenter: Dr Richard Jefferson, CAMBIA BiOS Initiative, Canberra

Molecular Materials: From Clean Energy Storage to Shrinking Crystals

20 July 2007 6:00pm
 
in Bertram Dillon Steele Lecture
Presenter: Prof Cameron Kepert, ARC Federation Fellow, School of Chemistry, The University of Sydney

The world of small RNAs and mobile signals

20 July 2007 5:45pm
 
in Biochemistry Alumni Lecture
Presenter: Prof Peter Waterhouse, ARC Federation Fellow, The University of Sydney and CSIRO Plant Industry

International disease surveillence: a paradigm shift. The effect of the new International Health Regulations in a post 9/11

20 July 2007 5:30pm
 
in Skerman Lecture
Presenter: Prof John S. Mackenzie, Professor of Tropical Infectious Diseases, Australian Biosecurity CRC, Curtin University of Technology

Energy, the carbon cycle and sustainable futures

27 July 2006 4:00pm
 
in T. G. H. Jones Memorial Lecture
Presenter: Emeritus Prof Ian Lowe, President, Australian Conservation Foundation

Studies at the Interface of Organic and Polymer Chemistry: Facile Procedures for the Generation and Commercial Application of Polymeric Nanostructures

20 July 2006 6:00pm
 
in Bertram Dillon Steele Lecture
Presenter: Prof Craig J Hawker, Director of the Materials Research Laboratory, University of California, Santa Barbara

Integrons and gene cassettes: raiding the bacterial metagenome for antibiotic resistance genes

20 July 2006 5:30pm
 
in Skerman Lecture
Presenter: Prof Ruth Hall, University of Sydney

Nontypeable Haemophilus influenzae and airway sialic acid: Role in colonization and infection

20 July 2005 5:30pm
 
in Skerman Lecture
Presenter: Prof Michael A. Apicella, University of Iowa

Fish Antifreeze Proteins and Glycoproteins

20 July 2004 6:00pm
 
in Bertram Dillon Steele Lecture
Presenter: Assoc Prof Margaret Harding, School of Chemistry, The University of Sydney

Molecular Architecture - Natural Product Interactions with Protein Domains: The New Wave of Natural Product Research

20 July 2002 6:00pm
 
in Bertram Dillon Steele Lecture
Presenter: Prof Ronald J Quinn, Director of Natural Product Discovery, Griffith University

Defences against colonisation of marine plants

20 July 2001 5:30pm
 
in Skerman Lecture
Presenter: Prof Staffan Kjelleberg, Scientia Professor, UNSW

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